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What’s ahead for SMSF trustees in 2022
An election year means super reforms could be scrapped, with more changes on the cards if there is a change in government.
John MaroneyContributorElection years are always fraught with potential superannuation changes, but in 2022 this looks set to be magnified by important super changes that were stalled in Parliament. There is still a possibility Parliament might pass the relevant bills early next year, but with few parliamentary sitting days before the election likely to be called, no one is holding their breath.
The sector was eagerly awaiting the passing of legislation – titled the Treasury Laws Amendment (Enhancing superannuation outcomes for Australians and helping Australian businesses invest) Bill 2021 – which, among other changes, provides greater flexibility for older Australians to contribute to superannuation.
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